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Hmm. Probably. There's a face homogeneity assumption there currently which we would need to break. Fortunately, the data structures can take this. It's just the logic that needs some help. |
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This mostly just adds the Padua nodes for arbitrary orders (see wiki). Padua nodes are meant to be a unisolvent set of nodes for
PNon the square with optimal growth of the Lebesgue constant.Some questions / remarks: